let me try that again. that the spin, you have to say is simultaneously, stops right here. we are definitely look out for you >> we begin with president obama left off earlier today and that's celebrating the many failures of the first 100 days of his second term. it happened at the a hastily called impromptu news conference this morning. while the reporters in attendance eagerly awaited for the president to break some news, they were met with an incoherent, rambling commander in chief. in fact he found time to take only six reporter questions. now here's why. his first answer lasted more than five minutes. as he refused to state clearly whether or not sierra had crossed that so-call red line by using chemical weapons against their own people. answer two is five minutes on

lecturing all of us on why the boston and benghazi attacks were not intelligence failures. and then he spent time trying to explain why his second term hasn't been a deplete and utter failure. that's a pretty tough sell. he didn't take well to being asked about some of those failures. here's what he said when he was asked about some of the failures. >> my question to you is do you still have the juice to get the rest of your agenda through congress? >> if you put it that way, johnathan, maybe i should just pack up and go home. golly. >> i can help you pack, mr. president. now all jokes aside, let's consider the state of the obama agenda. he made gun control the centerpiece of his second term. that was the emotional touchstone of his state of the union address back in february and yet not a single part of has asen jaw made it out of the

democratic controlled senate. then there was an agenda to push against global warning. that agenda has exactly zero chance of becoming law. as for his budget. it was submitted two months late and it's dead on arrival. this is, after all, a president whose last two budgets garnered zero, zero votes from democrats in either the house or the senate. this will continue that trend of failure. it's not going to be taken seriously. let's not forget the disastrousry his sequestration strategy played out. he portrayed it as the coming of the apocalypse, and then it came and america yawned. let's say the healthcare proposal implementation does not sound all that promises. >> it's still a big undertaking. what we are doing is making sure that every single day we are constantly trying to hit our marks so that it will be in

place. and the last point i'll make, even if we do everything perfectly, there will still be, you know, glitches and bumps and there will be stories that can be written that says, oh, look, this thing is not working the way it is supposed to, this happened and that happened, and that's pretty much true of every government program that's ever been set up. >> mr. president, it is to democratic senator max baukus, a train wreck. and the disastrous effects of obama character will be a huge negative factor for the democrats in the 2014 midterm elections. but getting back to the press conference, a he moved to finish his time at the podium, he closed with an 18 minute monologue marathon where we learned that he still believes that gitmo needs to be closed. not exactly a news flash given he vowed to do that on his first day in office.

job well done, mr. president, mission accomplished. pat buchanan is with us, and joe trip by. as i check off all of these, patrick buchanan, i don't see a lot of success here or potential for success. your reaction? >> i was going to tick off about four out of those five that you did, and i would add immigration. i think after boston i think the president is going to get some border security. i think amnesty is dead when you are going to give that 12 million people. included in them are folks like the tsarnaevs. i don't think he will get that. unfortunately for our country iraq seems to be coming apart, the syrian war is disintegrating, and iran situation is not hopeful. the country has problems. this president is facing basically what he must see as a stacked deck. i don't see what he gets between now and november of 2014.

brother trippi and i were talking about that in the greenroom. >> the gun legislation, didn't happen. and with the president we have zero chance of the global warming agenda? do you agree with that. >> no. i don't agree with you on the gun control. >> what happened then? >> no, he didn't get anything, but it wasn't just democrats. republicans were going to filibuster. >> whoa, whoa. democrats aren't supporting him, joe. >> three or four red state democrats. when you need 60 votes in the senate to get it done because of the filibusters, you need everything plus four or five republicans and that clearly want going to happen. >> bottom line, joe -- joe, he's not going to get gun control, is he? >> no. bottom line, pat is right. i think -- and i think that's what we are going to end up running between now and 2014 is nothing is going to get done.

the parties didn't get together after the election. 2014 will be a fight about whether he didn't get anything done or whether the republicans -- >> hang on. hang on. his budget dead on arrival. three budgets in a row. he can't get one democrat to support. sequestration -- >> sean, he is not going to get ten cents in new taxes out of that republican house, which means just what you said is correct. his budget is dead. big budget deal is dead. the best they are going to get is could be he will some little thing together. >> no, sean, just to be clear, the only part i disagree with you about is somehow it's because he can't get enough democrats. he can't get enough of either party. >> i'll tell you why, joe. maybe it's because he's a demigod, and maybe if he stops saying like in the case of the sequester, maybe the demigod should is stop saying the world is going to come to an end.

and maybe he ought to say republicans want dirty air and water and kill grandma and shoot them and throw them over the cliff. maybe it's not working. >> i think that water ran under the bridge a long, long time ago. >> let me ask you, did he not make a terrible mistake by issuing the red line and game changer if the syrians do this? and then to back off it? i don't think he has the authority to attack damascus. congress didn't authorize war babu why did he go out there and threaten war when he doesn't have the power? and he doesn't believe he wants to do it. >> i think he said today he wants to be sure, that they cross the red line before anything. >> every intelligence agency has confirmed and our government has confirmed. >> sean, we've actually -- yeah, i remember about weapons of mass destruction that we went into iraq and never found. >> joe, joe, he drew a red line and they crossed it and he's not going to do anything.

>> you do not know that the syrian government used those weapons. >> according to our allies in western europe he did. >> according to them he had weapons of mass destruction in iraq, too. >> sean, let me halfway agree with brother trip by here. i don't think the air force ought to be make us allies of the muslim brotherhood and the front. >> here's the problem. a president that draws red line necessary the sand and has no intention of ever back them up, he puts us on a world stage looking tremendously weak, and that we don't look committed and he's not somebody our allies can trust and our enemies are going to fear. that's a problem. >> he's got egg all over his face on this issue. no doubt about it. he should never have done that. but i do think he's better off thinking it through now rather than plunge ahead and going with his ultimatum and starting dropping bombs in a war the american people don't want to fight. >> and the last thing is

obamacare -- >> what he knows for sure i think he will do what he said. that's the difference here. >> whatever. hillary clinton said they had weapons of mass destruction, ted kennedy said it, all the democrats said it, as well, so everybody was wrong. >> i didn't say it, and everybody was wrong. >> all right, you were right for once. but healthcare is going to be the biggest problem. implementation of obamacare. >> it is a train wreck just ahead. i would say january 1. >> i would agree with patrick. patrick j buchanan in the crossfire tonight. good to see you death. >> good to see you. >> here to grade the first 100 days of the president's second term ahead. and why do we continue to allow radical extremists who hate the united states enter the united states and live off our hand outs? ann coulter is here in the studio and she will answer that very important national securit it's a brand new start. with centurylink visionary cloud infrastructure,

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>> welcome back to "hannity." much more ground to cover from today's presidential press conference. let's start with his response to fox news ed henry, who asked the following. >> i know pieces of the story have been litigated and you have been asked about it. but there are people in your own state department saying they have been blocked, they survived the terror attack and they want to tell their story. will you help them come forward and say it once and for all? >> ed, i'm not familiar with the notion anybody has been blocked

from testifying. so what i'll do, i will find out what exactly you are referring to. what i have been very clear about from the start is that our job with respect to benghazi has been to find out exactly what happened, to make sure that u.s. embassies not just in the middle east but around the world are safe and secure, and to bring those who carried it out to justice. but i'll find out what exactly you are referring to. >> they hired an attorney because they say they have been blocked from going forward. >> i'm not familiar with it. >> are we really supposed to believe that the president is clueless to the claims of people in the state department that they were being blocked from tell their story about the benghazi scandal? imagine if president bush tried a stunt like this. the entire press corps would break out laughing and say it's a cover-up to the american people. dana perino, this is just

bologna. a d.c. lawyer, victoria, said she's being blocked in her effort to represent these witnesses to talk freely even to lawyers. she's gone on record and said it, and john kerry said to move on. >> she's a very serious lawyer with a lot of experience. fact that they have asked her to represent them to me says there is more to this than a right wing conspiracy theory. it is serious. it is not going to go away. i think ed henry was giving them an opportunity today to say here's where we stand on it. but i'm going take him at his word and say he didn't know -- >> wait, dana, does he read a newspaper? >> maybe he doesn't. >> i mean, if george bush, remember how the press excoriated, what do you read, gov. palin and everything. that wasn't good enough answer. are you saying the president doesn't know? i'm saying i'm taking him at his word. >> that's probably worse. >> he goes out to the podium to

answer questions from the press corps when that was one of the biggest stories last night and he didn't have anything to lead with, that doesn't put him in a good position >> it's not good enough to go out there and say i'm not familiar with it, what has been breaking news 24 hours or more and it's all over fox. we've got this story. it's impossible for the president of the united states to say i'm not familiar with it. in fact, throughout the entire press conference he said virtually nothing. long, rambling answers, a circular answer that said nothing positive at all. there was no answer, no direct answer to any question whatsoever. >> i'm not sure why they had the press conference at all. >> that's a good question. >> because if you have the bully pulpit, you should use it. bully us. come out with something that was positive that they could have at least said this is the headline we want to get out of this pr conference. instead they have a mishmash of a lot of things that are pretty

much not favorable. >> i want to offend you before we move on to our next question. your former boss, george w. bush, nobody said this was going to be an objective interview. >> no. >> then you got this liberal howie kirts, he got demoted and kicked out of the washington post, and critical of you, i mean -- >> i was a little surprised by the criticism because i think i've always been really nice to howie. i like him very much. >> i don't like him. he's full of crap. he's self righteous phony journalist. >> are you defending me or him? >> you. >> the two interviews with president bush i saw, president bush answered the questions directly. what a difference between president bush's performance and president obama today. >> i think there is a difference of sending the president out to do a press conference without something to ground him.

>> he's too smart. he doesn't need -- >> i thought they would go to sierra. >> sierra, he true a red line in the sand and said chemical weapons, that's the red line. don't cross. watch this. >> on syria you said the red line was not just about chemical weapons, but being spread and it was a game changer cut and dried. now your administration seems to be suggesting that line is not clear. do you risk u.s. credibility if you don't take military action? >> what i said, the u.s. of chemical weapons would be a game changer, that wasn't a position unique to the united states, and it shouldn't have been a surprise. what we now have is evidence chemical weapons have been used inside of syria, but we don't know how they were used, when they were used, who used them. we don't have a chain ever custody that establishes what exactly happened. >> all right. everybody -- >> it kind of makes you miss you

are either with us or against us. >> big time. >> cut and tried. the president does not have any good options. if they could take back the red line comment, they probably would. however, i was also surprised listening to joe earlier, questioning whether or not chemical weapons had been used. let's say even if they hadn't, we have almost a million people displaced, 70,000 killed by their own government and the united states is leading from behind, which means we aren't leading at all. >> that's a great point. >> we aren't getting enough intel out of the captured hospital in boston that the president says we are doing a fine job, the fbi is doing fine. on benghazi, he's not heard about it, he's not familiar with this story n syria, he doesn't have all the facts and he's not quite sure what that red line really is. >> what about obamacare? >> let's not forget obamacare where the implementation, as we've all been saying, it is a train wreck. the president is a collectivist,

i'm not but he's also incompetent. he tries to implement things and he does a lousy job. >> it tells our allies we will not be there for you and it tells our enemies that america is weak and does not mean what it says. this is a bad moment. we have to run. >> we should help him get into a better position for the sake of all of us. >> he's really going to listen to us. i doubt it. good to see you. i'll defend you anytime. >> thank you. >> coming up, breaking details on how much money the terrorists received in government handouts. the number will leave you stunned. and more disturbing undercover footage this time from an abortion chin nick new york city. tonight the woman who captured it all on tape will be here. you do not want to his this. you do not want to his this. you need to seee credit score's redesigned site has this new score planner tool with these cool sliders. this one lets us know what happens if we miss a payment. oh. this one lets us know what happens if we use less credit. yeah.

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flush. >> new developments tonight in the case of the boston bombing suspect. according to the boston herald the two brothers and their parents, who no longer live in the united states, received more than $100,000 in taxpayer fund assistance which ranked from tax to food stamps and subsidized housing from 2002 to 2012. now the state agency responsible for doing -- doling out the benefits is handing out documents to a house committee for review. you are footing the bill for terrorism. meanwhile the older brothers radicalization and associations are now raising questions about what we as a country can do to prevent these types of individuals from entering the united states in the first place. now should this impact our current immigration policy? earlier i sat down with ann colter to getter take on this pressing issue. joining us now the ever shy ann

coulter. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> now, we have the boston bombing. we learn a lot of things that our law enforcement screwed up, the department of homeland security and the cia was warning about the guy, the fbi was warning about this guy, the russians was warning about this guy. how does it connect to the immigration debate? you were on the cover last year and you said immigration is not just about borders, it's also about visas. >> right. as i mentioned before, ted kennedy 1965 immigration act was specifically designed to bring in mostly third world immigrants and to block immigrants from the countries that we've traditionally taken immigrants from, the made-up america, ie europe, heavily europe. i went through recent mass murders committed by immigrants who come here, can't make it in this country, they are angry at the country and lash out at

americans. there are about a dozen of them. just in 2010, 2011, 2012 committed by immigrants that were not doing the job americans wouldn't do. they were here like suspect 1, suspect 2, which by the way have become the popular way to identify them because no one can pronounce their names. they are here, their families are on welfare, the suspects are on welfare and meanwhile they hate america. >> saudi arabia literally had a 500% increase in 9/11 in 2001 in student visas. >> right. and the refugee status, asylum status is based on these guys being considered, being persecuted by their home governments. sometimes they are percent executed for a reason. the guy who shot up the empire state buildings, he gets in, or maybe it was the l.a. encounter

at lax, they get in because they are members of the muslim brotherhood and egypt doesn't like -- or whatever country it was, doesn't like the muslim brotherhood. why do we bring them in? >> we can be pretty stupid as a country. we have dumb politicians. let's see, if you grow up in saudi arabia, you grow up in a society women have to be covered, they cannot drive, they cannot be seen in public without a male they related to, they have the morality police walking around. you need four eyewitnesses to prove rape and the issue of divorce, marriage and men. >> and that culture is coming here instead of them becoming assimilated in our culture. >> but the point is growing up there, and then coming here, if you have been taught that that's the right way, then you are going to think that america is evil and open. look, women aren't covered, they are in bikinis. shocking. >> not only that cultural difference, because our immigration policy does not

discriminate in favor ever people who are educated, who speak english, who have skills we need, we are bringing in, you know, push cart operators. these guys up in boston who had no visible skill. the father talking about, oh, he was going to be a great doctor. he was studying to be a nurse and he was failing all of his courses. how is this an addition to america? and the point, the important point i think, you have recent immigrants, 85% from the third world. more than 60% of them need government assistance. now the amnesty advocates like rubio will say it's only 30% more than the native born americans. my point is zero immigrants should be collecting government assistance. if you are collecting government assistance, it seems to me maybe you aren't the kind of immigrant we need to america here? zero immigrants should be committing mass murder. >> if you grow up in a society that that law, you are growing

up utterly contrary to our way of life, are we making a mistake by assuming everybody's inherent natural god-given desire to be free will transcend whatever cultural morase you are indoctrinated to? >> you are absolutely right. and two points. we've completely different given up trying to assimilate them. the worst place to send, i would say, anyone is to an american university. you can go into the university a patriot and you will come out hating america and this is supposed to be good? the second point, there is a reason, for example, the constitution says to be president you have to have been born in the united states t isn't just obama that started these conspiracy theories. chester arthur, his father was from canada and there was a big

thing over was he an american because there is an idea, they were, i think, the only two presidents whose fathers, whose parents were not both born in america. there is something having been here, having been native. we know we have our own native born losers, murders, welfare recipients, fine we will deal with them. >> why are we supporting more? >> and your point how they are brought up and the culture and everything, when i was speaking at syracuse last week, an angry third worlder, i think a muslim, got up and asked a question. >> why do you say mooslem? muslim. >> i'm trying to be sensitive how they say it. >> you have to understand, clearly with an accident, you have to understand the reason we hate americans is because of the things america is doing around the world and he was very angry about it. i said look, fine, i understand that. my point is you should not be immigrating here. stay in your country and hate us.

>> i've never understood the american left and why they aren't more outspoken as conservatives are for women's rights, women that live under these oppressive regimes, and we have to roll. ann coulter, we always love having you. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> and up next, new disturbing hidden camera video from inside a new york city abortion clinic. >> what if he was like twitching or something like that? >> the solution will make it stop. >> okay. okay. >> he's not going to be moving around. >> the solution would make it like -- >> yeah, that's the whole purpose of the solution. >> and it gets much worse. the woman who captured that footage is on here next to respond. and mr. blue-collar comedy himself, larry the cable guy is in the house. log on to our special hannity live. it's simple to talk to us, go to

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>> back to "hannity." last night on this program we showed you the shocking undercover video of an abortion doctor in washington, d.c. telling a potential patient telling they would not help her baby if it survived the abortion. there are nor stung details explaining the details what happens behind the scenes at these abortion clinician. watch this closely. >> how do they like remove it then? >> it's done by suction. they put it a solution and send it to the lab and send it to a lab to make sure everything came out of you. >> if it did come out in one piece, it's very small. >> okay.

>> so they would still have to put it in like a jar, a container with solution and send it to the lab. >> oh, okay. so they would just -- >> yeah, all the specimen has to go out to the lab, yeah, no matter what. >> that's just how you -- >> yeah, that's -- >> get rid of it. >> that's just how you get rid of it, whatever. >> we don't put it in the garbage. >> what if it was twitching or something like that? >> the solution will make it stop. >> okay. >> yeah. it's not going to be moving around in the jar. >> okay. solution would make it like -- >> yeah. that's the whole purpose of the solution. >> okay. so if it looked like it was like breathing or something like that? >> it automatically stops. it won't be able to. >> okay. >> here with reaction from the group who shot the undercover video, live action lila rose and fox news contributor mr. holder.

let's start how this got set up. what she's basically saying there is if the baby is alive, don't worry we will put it in a solution and kill the baby, which is murder by any definition, is it not? because this is a late term abortion. >> you are exactly right, sean. what is being described in this bronx late term abortion chin nick new york city is basically infantside. she's inquiring what happens if the baby comes out alive because in the late term abortion procedure, many people don't know this but they are inducing labor over a period of three or four days. they need to get the baby out but they want to kill the baby first. that's part of the procedure. they will be either ripping the baby upen utero or injecting poison into the baby's heart but sometimes the babies come out alive n this clinic what the counselor is graphically industriesing is how this little baby, if it's moving or breathing when it's born alive will be placed in a jar of toxin

so it's drowning to death. >> is that or is that not, if this baby is born alive, does that not have constitutional protections to live? >> look, i didn't create the flaw. it just so happens that she went in at 23 1/2 weeks to talk to this person or technically she was, when the law says 24 weeks, at that point then it's not a legal abortion. >> i'm not asking you that. what this doctor is describing, though, is infanti cide. >> no, it is not. the whole purpose of the solution if the baby is breathing is to stop it from breathing. >> no, she said it wouldn't be breathing. >> that's not what she said. >> and they were talking about it, not talking about a baby. >> stop, wait a minute. wait a minute. >> it has to do with abortion period. >> wait, wait. if it looked like it was breathing, the counselor says it will automatically stop.

>> if it looked like it was breathing. >> well, meaning if it's breathing. >> if you are talking to somebody who has done undercover type -- of that been proven false in the past you are going to believe someone who has edited videos and posted them? where's the fbi in this? there's no investigation here. it's not even accurate. >> tamara, tamara, first of all, what is posted online, i encourage everyone watching to view it. and the full footage is on line of the entire investigation. can you defend this? tamara, can you defend killing a child 23 1/2 weeks old, even in utero when it's old enough to survive outside of the womb? can you defend that, tamara? >> i can defend the law. i did not create the law. law specifically says at 24 weeks -- >> are you opposed of the law? >> no, i'm in favor of a legislator, i am in favor after government we create laws by and for the people, and the law says

24 weeks. >> lila? >> do you think we should be allowing killing these children, this little 23 1/2 week old baby, ripping it apart limb from limb in the womb or drowning it in solution outside of the womb, should either be allowed? >> do you call a baby at the moment of conception? >> if it's living and breathing outside the womb, yeah, it's a baby. >> everyone has to admit this is a baby. >> i'm 100% pro life. a baby at anytime. >> at anytime you are talking -- >> we are talking 24 weeks. >> when does it become a baby? >> when does it become a baby to you? when does it become a baby to you? >> i think science teaches us the moment of conception, that single cell embryo, the single cell embryo as complete dna, it's completely unique -- >> we have to go but when we come back we have more video of a a doctor who says on the

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>> what if the leg pops out, like at home? >> if it comes out? >> yeah. >> then it comes out. >> just like flush it? >> yeah, but you still have to come in. you have to make sure that everything came out. we never had a situation like that. >> what if it's like on the floor? you know what i'm saying? >> yeah. >> what would we do with it? >> we will take care of it. >> you guys would -- >> if anything, we will call you to put it in a bag and bring it to us.

>> we continue with lila and tamara. the one we ran last night from d.c. has the doctor saying we do nothing to resuscitate. it's like a dnr. we would do nothing to help it and we would do nothing -- we wouldn't incubate, and if it was in a hospital, they would have to do it. >> exactly. d.c. video, the abortionnist is saying legally i would be required to help it, but i would not help it. he says, you know, typically i cut the umbilical cord so it basically strang else to death in utero, but if it comes out

alive, i would leave it, wouldn't help it, wouldn't resuscitate. and he compares the little baby struggling for their life to a person dying, a terminally ill person dying of cancer. saying that child shouldn't be protected because it's meant to be dying anyway so it should be left to die. heartbreaking. >> the house of horrors where they are describing these children are born, they are breathing, they are on their own, and they are being slaughtered. you know, you keep giving me technical legal lawyeristic language, and where is the heart side of this for you? that when you hear a baby is born and breathing on its own, that we as a society are so cold and callous and heartless that we don't do anything to help that child? >> no, that's not what i said. i think dr. gosnell found guilty is a disgusting, disgusting criminal person. however you are shooting into a liberal. one shooting the liberals freak out and want all guns banned.

you have dr. gosnell, one bad guy, and now all of a sudden abortion should be banned. >> gosnell, new york city, d.c., the tape are right here. >> you are a hypocrite u get mad about one person and then you have these undercover organizations -- >> what's wrong with undercover? 60 minutes has done this for year. >> then maybe she should get a job with 60 minutes. no, i like what she's done here. >> her investigations are shoddy. >> there are states all over the country it's legal to abort even up to nine months and in d.c. it's up to nine months and new york 24 weeks. >> then go and fight the law instead of going undercover. >> the law needs to be changed but people need to change their hearts and mind. we can do this as women, tamara, and better in our country. >> you should do better as a woman in our country and go undercover. >> why are you attacking it personally? because it's a shoddy investigation. half of it is edited.

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should worry about that. all of a sudden, i don't know what happened to that story. all of a sudden that story has disappeared, north korea. i mean disappeared, but i find it funny, but this, this north korea thing, they get irritate bad something and launch a bunch of rockets into space and it never works, they land in the ocean. north korea i figured out is the wiley coyote of countries. [laughter] >> his father was kim jong-il mentally ill and his son is too. he's usually trying to extort money from us. >> i'm not worried about them launching a missile, there's no one over there tall enough to reach the button. >> oh, ouch. >> i hope they don't get phone books. >> that's cold. >> by the way, i'm in downtown l.a. hurry it up. >> you have to get your in and out burger. get it animal style and get

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>> there are people in your own state that they survived the terror attack and they want to tell their story. will you help them come forward? >> i am not familiar with this notion that anybody's been blocked from testifying. so, what i will do, i will find out what exactly you are referring to... what i have been very clear about from the start is that... our job with respect to benghazi has been to find out exactly what happened, to